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BSB Race 2: Camier does the double – again

Louise Cain, 05 July 2009 17:25

Leon Camier has taken his second race win in Scotland today at round six of the ViSK British Superbike Championship. The Airwaves Yamaha rider came over the line almost five seconds clear of second place man Josh Brookes on the HM Plant Honda. The final step on the podium went to the second Airwaves Yamaha in the hands of James ...

BSS: Wilson wins frantic Supersport battle

Louise Cain, 05 July 2009 16:20

Gearlink Kawasaki’s Ben Wilson won a hard fought Fuchs-Silkolene British Supersport race at Knockhill in Scotland. He battled all race long with James Westmoreland on the Triumph swapping paint and positions from start to finish. Daniel Cooper on the Centurion Honda also got in on the action towards the end of the race and took third place. Championship leader, Steve ...

BSB: Easton disappointed not to take home win

Louise Cain, 05 July 2009 15:18

Stuart Easton appeared disappointed following race one at Knockhill despite his podium finish. The Hydrex Honda rider would love to win his first BSB race at his home circuit. He was unable to give Leon Camier his full attention due to the hard charging Josh Brookes keeping him occupied, then the Safety Car came out and negated all the good ...

BSB: Brookes - I need to be more aggressive

Louise Cain, 05 July 2009 15:14

Josh Brookes’ first pole position didn’t automatically translate into a race win as he had hoped aboard his HM Plant Honda. He looked like he was going to try and pass Easton on a number of occasions but never made the move. Brookes said: “I need to be more aggressive I wasn’t prepared to do that in this race but ...

BSB: Camier takes fifth consecutive race win

Louise Cain, 05 July 2009 15:11

Leon Camier dominated race one, at the sixth round of the ViSK British Superbike Championship at Knockhil, and gave Airwaves Yamaha its first win in Scotland. Karl Harris crashed his Hydrex Honda on the first lap at the hairpin and almost took Chris Walker on the Motorpoint Henderson Yamaha with him. Camier got his head down and pulled a lead ...

Camier heads morning warm-up

Louise Cain, 05 July 2009 15:08

Leon Camier on the Airwaves Yamaha took the top spot during morning warm-up at a dry Knockhil in Scotland, ahead of round six of the ViSK British Superbike Championship. Camier said: “That was good we tried a couple of things out riding wise. I went out on second hand tyres and was on the same pace as in qualifying so ...

BSB - Front row start for Rutter

Louise Cain, 04 July 2009 18:54

Worx Suzuki’s Michael Rutter put his bad start to the weekend behind him to grab a front row start. Free practice on Friday didn’t go well for him with two trips into the gravel. He fell at the hairpin during the first session and followed that up with a run across the gravel at the chicane during the second session. ...

Easton keen to win at home

Louise Cain, 04 July 2009 18:51

Stuart Easton is yet to take a win aboard his Hydrex Honda but he would love to break his duck at his home round of Knockhill. He looked like a strong challenger for pole position but traffic and not getting into a rhythm held him back. Easton said: “We only get to race here once a year and I missed ...

Camier - "I'm a little frustrated"

Louise Cain, 04 July 2009 18:47

Leon Camier’s run of pole positions came to a halt today when Josh Brookes got the better of him during qualifying at Knockhill. Camier, who is good friends with Brookes away from the race track, had to admit that he simply pulled out a good lap. Camier said: “I’m a little frustrated, I thought I could go a little faster ...

Brookes on pole

Louise Cain, 04 July 2009 18:42

HM Plant Honda’s Josh Brookes has taken a superb pole position at Knockhill in Scotland ahead of round six of the ViSK British Superbike Championship, with a time of 48.759 secs. He set his blistering pace right at the end of the final qualifying session, obliterating everyone else’s lap times and securing his first pole. His team-mate Glen Richards fell ...